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Bolt Voltage Cable

Price range: $68.00 through $278.00

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The Bolt Voltage Cable is dual-purpose: it powers the Bolt Power Quality Recorder and carries voltage readings from the monitored circuit back to it, through the same connection. Connecting directly to the source delivers real-time voltage measurement while supplying operating power, so there’s no separate power lead or external power supply to run.

Available with dolphin clips or alligator clips in 24″ or 48″ lengths, it adapts to the installation, from quick temporary hookups to longer-term monitoring setups.


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Features and Benefits

The Bolt Voltage Cable does two jobs at once: it powers the Bolt Power Quality Recorder and carries voltage readings from the monitored circuit back to it, through the same clip-style connection. That means one connection point in the field instead of two — no separate power lead or external power supply to run alongside it.

Available in 24″ and 48″ lengths with either dolphin clips or alligator clips, the cable adapts to the physical layout of the installation: shorter runs for tight panels, longer runs when the recorder needs to sit further from the conductor.

As a Bolt-specific accessory, the cable is built to match the recorder’s connector and voltage input requirements exactly, so there’s no adapter or compatibility guesswork in the field.

Specifications

Cable
Length Options 24 inches, 48 inches
Connection
Connector Type Dolphin Clips or Alligator Clips
Function
Purpose Powers the Bolt and carries voltage readings from the circuit in a single connection

FAQ

What does the Bolt Voltage Cable do?

It powers the Bolt Power Quality Recorder and carries voltage readings from the monitored circuit back to it, both through the same connection.

What clip options are available?

Dolphin clips or alligator clips, depending on how you need to connect to the conductor.

What lengths does it come in?

24 inches or 48 inches.

Do I need a separate power supply for the Bolt if I use this cable?

No. The cable supplies operating power to the Bolt directly, so no separate power lead or external supply is needed.

How does the cable connect to the circuit?

Via clip-style connections — either dolphin or alligator clips — that attach directly to the conductor, with no permanent wiring required.

Can I use this cable for temporary installations?

Yes. Its clip-style connections are designed for quick attachment and removal, so it works for both temporary monitoring and longer-term setups.

Have a power quality question about your Bolt data?

Ask Merlin™, PMI’s free AI-assisted power quality assistant — email askmerlin@powermonitors.com or text (540) 383-3144. Merlin™ is part of PQ Canvass; you can learn more on the Merlin™ product page.